Opal 12k Gold Filled Pendant
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Opals fall into three subgroups: the precious opal (which boasts the most magnificent display of refracted colours), the common opal (which does not display the colour refraction), and the yellow-red fire opal. While the origin of the opal’s name is unclear, many think it comes from the Sanskrit word upala, which means “precious stone”, or from opalus, the gem’s ancient Latin name. Ancient cultures believed that opals fell from the sky during thunderstorms and held lightning inside them, making them the most precious and powerful stones of all. While about 95% of the world’s opal production comes from Australia, Ethiopian opals (sometimes called Welo opals) have been steadily growing in popularity since a discovery there in the mid-1990s, thanks to the stones’ vivid play-of-colour and affordable pricing.
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jamierosejewels
Just a point of clarification - it looks to be 12k Gold filled, not 12k gold. it's still absolutely gorgeous though.
Sep 04Reply

kpiu
@jamierosejewels thanks for that info
I not really sure so I will change it 👍
Sep 04Reply

tovahgirl23
Since the pictures vary would you say this is the precious opal (which boasts the most magnificent display of refracted colours) or the common opal (which does not display the colour refraction)? One picture shows colour refraction and one does not. Thank you for clarifying.
Oct 08Reply

kpiu
@tovahgirl23 I don’t have the expertise to confirm that unfortunately. But yes there is refraction of Colors in the light.
Oct 08Reply

tovahgirl23
@kpiu that’s what I wanted to know. Thank you
Oct 08Reply
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